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Oct. 7, 1969
Montreal's 'night of terror'
Montreal is surrounded by a state of shock. A police officer is dead and 108 race have be arrested following 16 hours of chaos during which police and firefighters refuse to work. At first, the strike's impact was fixed to more bank robberies than ordinary. But as night fell, a minicab drivers' union seized upon the police bunking off to violently protest a competitor's exclusive right to airport pickups. The result, according to this CBC Television special, be a "night of horror."
Shattered shop windows and a trail of broken cup are evidence of looting that erupted in the downtown core. With not a soul to stop them, students and separatists joined the rampage. Shop owners, some of them armed, struggled to fend sour looters. Restaurants and hotels were also targeted. A corporal near the Quebec provincial police be shot and killed at the garage of the Murray Hill limousine company as black cab drivers tried to burn it down.
As police returned to duty in the wee hours, the arrests begin. By morning, the city's public buildings were below guard by the army, which was summoned by Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand. At smallest 20 people enjoy been injured, and injure from the riot has be estimated at $2 million ($10.7 million in 2005 dollars).
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Oct. 7, 1969
Montreal's 'night of terror'
Montreal is surrounded by a state of shock. A police officer is dead and 108 race have be arrested following 16 hours of chaos during which police and firefighters refuse to work. At first, the strike's impact was fixed to more bank robberies than ordinary. But as night fell, a minicab drivers' union seized upon the police bunking off to violently protest a competitor's exclusive right to airport pickups. The result, according to this CBC Television special, be a "night of horror."
Shattered shop windows and a trail of broken cup are evidence of looting that erupted in the downtown core. With not a soul to stop them, students and separatists joined the rampage. Shop owners, some of them armed, struggled to fend sour looters. Restaurants and hotels were also targeted. A corporal near the Quebec provincial police be shot and killed at the garage of the Murray Hill limousine company as black cab drivers tried to burn it down.
As police returned to duty in the wee hours, the arrests begin. By morning, the city's public buildings were below guard by the army, which was summoned by Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand. At smallest 20 people enjoy been injured, and injure from the riot has be estimated at $2 million ($10.7 million in 2005 dollars).
source: http://archives.cbc.ca/IDC-1-71-1805-122...
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